Disables Integrated Security in the ConnectionString when using SQL hosting integrations. #6839
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Disables the Integrated Windows Authentication when using
Aspire.Hosting.SqlServer
&Aspire.Hosting.Azure.Sql
hosting integrations.Integrated Security=false
parameter to the ConnectionString.Description
Kerberos/Integrated Windows authentication is typically used in corporate environments. The SQL Management Studio remembers the last (successful) connection setting. As a developer, if I copy the connection string into the "Additional Connection Settings" tab and then click "Connect", I get an error message:
The additional parameter
Integrated Security=false
ensures that the SQL Management Studio uses the correct connection settings (authentication using username & password). The same probably applies to AzureSqlServer - but I couldn't test that.Checklist
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